Fixed exchange rates

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Re: Fixed exchange rates

Postby Blaze » Wed Jun 24, 2009 11:10 pm

Jfloyd wrote:Really, why is it so hard to decide this. Wrought iron isn't that hard to make, and steel just takes time.
5:1 is fair, considering, thats 2 1/2 milita swords, for one bar.


I'll trade for that!
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Re: Fixed exchange rates

Postby eql » Thu Jun 25, 2009 2:27 am

whats the point discussing it. a games economics doesnt just come out of some forum posts, it evolves by it self as people trade, there will be a certain trend after a while and it can fluctuate just like a real economy.
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Re: Fixed exchange rates

Postby theTrav » Thu Jun 25, 2009 4:33 am

eql wrote:whats the point discussing it.

1 - bluster is fun
2 - we can point at threads like these from in game and use it to back our offers

a games economics doesnt just come out of some forum posts, it evolves by it self as people trade, there will be a certain trend after a while and it can fluctuate just like a real economy.

Agreed.

sami1337 wrote:We are trying to sort things out while people try to ruin the market with their crazy ideas.
And i am not angry. Just voicing my opinion because is frustrating to see you change your mind because you see it fit your needs better.

While I can understand your feeling this way, something you have to understand is that this behavior is EXACTLY how commerce, and merchants work. Buy low, sell high, never offer your best price first. I'm certain Krantarin understands this, which is why I called him out on grand-standing in the previous thread.

It's also reasonable for him to say that he changed his mind when he experimented and found that the assumptions he had made on effort and value turned out to be untrue in practice.
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